Sentence examples for stated aspiration from inspiring English sources

Yet the values it has spelled out put the church in a rather awkward position, because the behaviour of their schools is clearly at odds with at least one stated aspiration – "justice".

We therefore rerun the analysis for migration movements within thefirst year after the survey to match the time period of the stated aspiration gap(Panel 2).

The bank's stated aspiration to limit Barclays Capital's profit to a third of the group total has yet to be abandoned.

Full employment was a stated aspiration of successive post-war governments but fell out of favour in the 1970s.

This helps parents to reflect on the progress their child makes on the diet by revisiting their previously stated aspirations, and assessing whether they have been achieved.

Analysis published by the independent economic think tank the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) confirms that based on the parties' stated aspirations both the SNP and Labour would borrow more than the Conservatives in the next Parliament.

The interviewees clearly stated an aspiration to maintain objectivity when assessing individual papers, while maintaining that they consider the personal reputations of authors to be important.

Because of a major immunocompromised state, aspiration, or radiation pneumonitis, 25 patients did not meet the standard definition of CAP and therefore were excluded.

When Mr Gove increased the target last month, he said: "I realise that in stating this aspiration some will criticise too strong a focus on testing".

DuPont, once labelled by Greenpeace as 'number one polluter', initially responded by stating its aspiration to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 5percentnt, a target it then failed to meet for three successive years.

This method had only 1 false negative for the death literal stating "recurrent aspiration with pneumonia", thus yielding a recall at 99.8%, being less than keyword searching.